Sentence examples for of both editions from inspiring English sources

Jeff Probst, the host of both editions of the show, said: "The interesting thing about this cast versus the last cast was that whereas the first group were virgins, everybody here came to play.

More than 150 million copies of the old version, commonly referred to as the N.I.V., have been distributed worldwide since 1978, said Scott Bolinder, executive vice president of Zondervan, the publisher of both editions.

The new book, by Ann Ferebee and Jeff Byles, is "a capsule history of design in a nutshell, with all the major players and the major pieces," said Nancy Green, the editor of both editions (the first was published by Van Nostrand Reinhold, in 1970).

The first record of both editions has tracks one to four on the A-side and five to seven the B-side.

In order to use the outcomes of both editions of the test, all motor scores were transformed to percentiles.

First stated in his 1968 Kober Lecture [ 11] at Georgetown University, his observation was repeated in both editions of his texts of 1978 and 1999: " drug-induced hepatocellular jaundice is a serious lesion," with mortality ranging from 10 to 50%%.

That positive psychology has claimed post-traumatic growth (PTG) within its domain is irrefutable: PTG is featured on the APA Road to Resilience website [ 61]; the literature in this area has been featured in both editions of the Handbook of Positive Psychology [ 62, 63]; and PTG has been linked explicitly to positive psychology in other volumes [ 64].

In both editions of the Pure Theory of Law, Kelsen toys with the idea that perhaps changes in the basic norms of municipal legal systems legally derive from the basic norm of public international law.

This is a minor elaboration of what can be found in von Wright 1953 and in both editions of Prior 1962 [1955].

Both editions of the Bayley Scales have index mean scores of 100 (SD ± 15).

In this paper, we base our list on the classification system developed by the International Cactaceae Systematics Group and used by David Hunt in compiling both editions of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora's CITES Cactaceae Checklist (1992, 1999).